Two-cylinder pump for heavy flowable materials, such as concrete
AssigneeFriedrich Wilh. Schwing GmbH
InventorFriedrich Schwing
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AssigneeFriedrich Wilh. Schwing GmbH
InventorFriedrich Schwing
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A two-cylinder pump for heavy flowable materials, such as concrete, comprising a shutter mechanism which is pivotable across an apertured face plate, the shutter mechanism being sealed against the face plate by means of a cutting ring which is axially movable relatively to the shutter mechanism and is supported thereon with its rear side engaging a rectangular-section flexible rubber ring, whereby the cutting ring is urged resiliently against the face plate, means for locating the cutting ring, along a portion of its length, on the shutter mechanism, a seating for the flexible ring on the cutting ring which includes an annular extension which partly overlaps the longer cross-sectional side of the flexible ring in the axial direction, a seating for the flexible ring on the shutter mechanism which includes an annular extension which partly overlaps the longer cross-sectional side of the flexible ring in the axial direction, said annular extensions partly overlapping the ring from opposite sides thereof so that a part of the surface of the ring is left free between the annular extensions, and stops on the cutting ring and the shutter mechanism which limit the extent to which the cutting ring is inserted in said means for locating the cutting ring on the shutter mechanism.
A two-cylinder pump for heavy flowable materials, such as concrete, comprising a shutter mechanism which is pivotable across an apertured face plate, the shutter mechanism being sealed against the face plate by means of a cutting ring which has a contact surface on its front end for contacting the face plate and which is axially movable relatively to the shutter mechanism and is supported thereon with its rear end engaging a rectangular cross-section flexible rubber ring, the flexible ring having first and second sides which are aligned generally axially and first and second ends which are aligned generally radially, the first and second sides being of greater length than the first and second ends, whereby the cutting ring is urged resiliently against the face plate, means for locating the cutting ring, along a portion of its length, on the shutter mechanism, one of the shutter mechanism and the cutting ring having a support surface for engaging the first side of the flexible ring along essentially its entire length, a first seating for the first end of the flexible ring on the cutting ring which includes an annular extension which partly overlaps the second side of the flexible ring in the axial direction, a second seating for the second end of the flexible ring on the shutter mechanism which includes an annular extension which partly overlaps the second side of the flexible ring in the axial direction, said annular extensions partly overlapping the second side of the flexible ring from opposite ends thereof so that a part of the second side surface of the flexible ring is left free between the annular extensions, and stops on the cutting ring and the shutter mechanism which limit the extent to which the cutting ring is inserted in said means for locating the cutting ring of the shutter mechanism.
A two-cylinder pump for heavy flowable materials, such as concrete, comprising a shutter mechanism which is pivotable across an apertured face plate, the shutter mechanism being sealed against the face plate by means of a cutting ring which is axially movable relatively to the shutter mechanism and is supported thereon with its rear side engaging a rectangular cross-section flexible rubber ring which has first and second sides and first and second ends, the sides being of greater length than the ends whereby the cutting ring is urged resiliently against the face plate;
A two-cylinder pump for heavy flowable materials, such as concrete, the pump comprising:
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